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**Dayreive** · 05-03-2006, 08:00 AM

Also, in Hebrew "Sabbath" means both "the seventh day" and "the day of rest", it has little to do with Saturday exept the fact that the Judaist's Sabbath falls on Saturday. But we Christians can as well consider Sunday as Sabbath and apply the God's commandment to observe Sabbath (the seventh day) to Sunday. If our Pascha doesn't aligh with Judaist's Pesakh, our Sabbath may as well not have to allign with Saturday.

05-03-2006, 08:00 AM	#4
Dayreive Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 354 Senior Member	Also, in Hebrew "Sabbath" means both "the seventh day" and "the day of rest", it has little to do with Saturday exept the fact that the Judaist's Sabbath falls on Saturday. But we Christians can as well consider Sunday as Sabbath and apply the God's commandment to observe Sabbath (the seventh day) to Sunday. If our Pascha doesn't aligh with Judaist's Pesakh, our Sabbath may as well not have to allign with Saturday.
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